operational II Flashcards

1
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what makes COA

A

a product of JOPES

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2
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what is a COA

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scheme adopted to accomplish a joint mission

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3
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“cover”

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conceal yourself

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4
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coxswain

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in charge o small craft. often functions as helmsman

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5
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depression in the earth made by explosion

A

crator

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6
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creeping barrage

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fire of all units remain in the same relative position which advances in 1 step line at the same time

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7
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fire line moves forward in step

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creeping barage

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CrM

A

crisis mangment

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9
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ritical asset

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so essentially and of extrordinary imprtance that is incapacitiation would have debilitating effect on nation to continue to function effectively

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10
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critical capacity

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crucial enabler for COG to function

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11
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critical item

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esential item which is in short supply or extected to be.

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12
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essential resource which isn in short supply

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critical item

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13
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criticality assessment

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identify key assets and infrastructure to support critical ops/action of DOD
*looks at cost of recovery/reconstitution (time, money, culpability, infrastructure)

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14
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major turning point/change in direction of an opeation

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critical point

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15
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critical mass

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minimum amount of fissionable material capable of supporting a chain reaction under precise conditions

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16
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minimum amount of fissionable material capable fo supporting a chain reaction under precise conditions

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critical mass

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17
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countermine

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to explode the main charge of a mine by the shock of a nearby mine or independent explosive charge

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18
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counteroffense

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large scale offense taken undertaken by the defense to seize the intitivative by teh attacking ofrce

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19
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reaction

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countermove

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20
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decrease WMD

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counterproliferation

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21
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counterpreparation fire

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intensive prearranged fire deliverd when imminent of the enemy attck is discoverd
*designated to back up enemy force and destroy the ir C2

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22
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secret challenge and resopnse

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countersign

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23
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senior in-country leader on behalf of US. leads diplomatic mission

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country team

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24
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coup de main

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offensive operation that capitalizes on suprises and simultaenous execution fo supporting operatiosn to achieve success in stift

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25
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courier

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messenger who is responsible for secret physical/delivery

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26
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intended direction of movement in the horizontal plane

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course

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27
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coordinated fire line

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line beyond which conventional/direct surface fire support mews may fire at any time within boundaries of established HQ w/o additional coordination

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28
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purpose of coordinated fire line

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expedited surface to surface targets beyond the coordinated fire line w/o coordination w/the ground commander in whose area targets are located

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29
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corner reflector (radar0

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ohject that, by means of multipl.e reflectors, a smooth surface, provides a radar return of greater magnitude might be experienced from teh physical sisze of hte objective

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30
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cost plus fixe fee contract

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negotiated fee doesn’t vary but actual cost adjusted as a result of changes in scope of work/services

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31
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counterair

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mission offense/defense and attain/maintain a desired design of air supremacy

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32
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fire intended to destory/neutralize enemy fire

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coutnerfire

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33
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examples of counterintelligence

A

espoinoage, sabotage

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34
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COIN

A

counterinsurgency

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35
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CIOTA

A

counterintel op task authorities

level Ci specific to milops

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36
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production of coutnerI

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analyze all-source information concerning espionage r/t threats

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37
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countermeasures

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mil science that, by the employme nt of devices and/or techniquest ahs its objecive top oeprationsending

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38
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sending marines onshore

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amphib assault

breaching/raid

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39
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swift incursion by the marines

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breach/raid

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40
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ADZ

A

amphibious defense zone
*area encompassing the amphib objective area the adjourning airspace required by accompanying naval forces for the purpose of air defense

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41
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amphib demonstration

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deceive the enemy by a show ofr force w/the expectation of deluding the enemy into following an unfavorable COA

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42
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PHIBOP

A

amphibous ope

* lnding force op within littorals

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43
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PHIBRON

A

amphib squadron

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44
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amphib squadron

A

PHIBRON

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45
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ATF

A

amphibious task force

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46
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antisub warfare

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op w/intervention to deny enemy effective use of submarines

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47
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analysis & production (intel)

A

conversion of processed info into intel via integration, eval, analysis, and interpretaation of all service data and prepare intel production in support of known/anticipated user requirements

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48
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approach schedule (amphib ops)

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schedule if time of departure for each wave

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49
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apron

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defined area on an airfield intended ot accommmodate aircraft for purpose of laodign/unloading passengers or cargo, refueling, parking, or maintence

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50
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area of inflence

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geo area when commander is directly capable of influencing ops by maneuver or fire support systems normal under commander’s C2

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51
Q

4 areas of___

A

opeation
influence
interest
responsibility

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52
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two countries agree to control weapons

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arms control

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53
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visual reconnaissance of limited/defined area

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area search

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54
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arming weapon changing from a safe condition to a condition of readiness for initiation

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arming

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55
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assault (amphib ops)

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period of time between arrival of the major assault force (ATF) in teh area of objective

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AFOE

A

assault follow on echelon
amphib ops
vehicle/logistics/resources not needed initially for assault but are needed later to support

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57
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vehicles/logistics/resources not needed initially for assault but are needed later to support

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AFOE = assault follow on echelon

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58
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“sure we need scientists in academia but….”

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also ned the min industry, gov, journalism, law, policy…

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59
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call up spot reports of UA

A
  1. location of threat
  2. est. time on site
  3. flight characteristics (loiter, hover, direction)
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60
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asset validation (intel)

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the process used to determine the asset authenticity, reliability, vitilityk, suitability, degree of control

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61
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aka audience

A

stakeholders

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62
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last position occupied by the assault echelon before crossing the line of departure

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attakc position

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63
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attack heading

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inteceptor heading udirng hte attack phase that will achieve the desired track-crosing

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64
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A&N ops

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“attack the network” ops
actions/ops against networks condutted continuously and simultaneously
*all levels (strategic/op/tactical) that capitalize on or crate key vulnerabilities and disrupt activiteis to eliminate the enemy’s ability to fucntion in order to establish success of the

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65
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security emasures to protect a communication system agaisnt fraud and verified right to acess

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authentication

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66
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autonomous op (air defense)

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mode of op assumed by a unit when it loses all communication w/higher eschelon force the unit commander to ass full responsibility for control fo wapons/engage hostile targeets

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67
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ALD

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available to lode date

*time phaed force and deployment data when that unti will be ready to load at the point of emarkation

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68
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axis of advance

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line of advance assigned for the purpose of central (often roads) or a designated series of locaitons extending in the direction of hteenemy

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69
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using reservists to replace deployed AD

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backfill

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70
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ballistic missles

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any missle that doesn’t rely on aerodynamic surface to produce life and consequently fall s in ballistic trajectory when trust is terminated

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71
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BDA

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battle damage assessment

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72
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basic encyclopedia

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compoliton of identified installations and pysical area of potential significance as objects of attack

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73
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base cluster

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collection of bases geographically group for mutual protection and ease of C2

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74
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beachehead

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designated area on hostile shore that, when seized and held, ensures the continuosu landign of trrops/materials and provides maneuvger space for subsequent projected

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75
Q

ship publication listing op/admin porcedures

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bill

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76
Q

how do blood agents work

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prevents normal tissue use of oxygen

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77
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od chit

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small sheep of paper of US flag and message in several languages that promises the assisting the bearing to safety will be rewarded

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78
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bona fides (personnel recovery)

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communication to establish a person is who they say they are if both people are unknown
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79
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communication to establish a person who is unknown to each other

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bona fides (personnel recovery)

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80
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bottom mine

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mine w/negative buoyance that remains on seabed

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81
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brevity code

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code word which provides no security that srves the sole purpose of shortening messages not conceealing intent

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82
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browken stowage

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space lost on the hold of a vessel b/c of the contour of the ship, dunnage, ladder, stanchions, and shape of the cargo

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83
Q

peace zone w/o hostilies

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buvver zone

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84
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ache

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source of subsidence/supplies packaged to protect from exposure and hidden to support isolated personnel

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85
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canalize

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to restric tops to a narrow zone use of existing or reinforcing obstacles

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86
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CWG

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carrier air wing

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87
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CSG

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carrier strike group

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88
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carrier control zone

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extends 5 miles horizontal from carier extending up unless otherwise designated for ops

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causeway

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craft similar in design ot a barage but longer and narrower designed in the discharge an transport of cargo

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90
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C-day

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unnamed day on which a deployed op commences or is to commence

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91
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unnamed day upon which an operation will commence

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C-day

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92
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cell

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subordinate org formed around a specific process, capability, or activity within a larger org

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93
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COG

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source of power that provides moral/physical strength, freedom of action

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94
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centralized control

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high up coordinates, plans, directs

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95
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chaff

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radar confusion, reflections consists of the narrow metallic strips of varius lengths and frequency which are usd to reflect echos for conusions

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96
Q

can enter contracts on behalf of the USG

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contracting officer

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97
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contracting officer

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can enter contracts on behalf of the US mil under provisions of the Federal Acquisitions regulations

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98
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controlled passing

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2 lanes of traffic traveling in opposite directions can transverse alternatively in a lane that only accommodates one at a time

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99
Q

optimization of contain ship space

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open top, refirg, tanks, open rack, gondala, flattrack, other design

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100
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contingency operations

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JOPES planining activities

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101
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CORE

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contingency response program

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102
Q

additional # added to zip code

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to assit w/routing and sorting

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103
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COOP

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continuity of operations

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104
Q

how to stop continuous fire temporarily

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“check fire”

“cease loading”

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105
Q

contour interval

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difference in elevation between 2 adjacent

lines connect areas of similar elevation

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106
Q

10 classes of supplies

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  1. MWR
  2. equip
  3. petroleum/oil/lube
  4. construction material
  5. amunitoin
  6. personal items
  7. major end items (radar…)
  8. medical
  9. repair parts for equip managemnt
  10. nonstandard items like agriculture….
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107
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intent to assure seucirty an concelament

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clandestine

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108
Q

definition of close range ballistic misses

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land based. up to 300nm

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109
Q

close air support

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air action against hostile that are in close proximity to friendly forcuses

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110
Q

establishes CCDR

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combatant commander

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111
Q

colored beach

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portion of usuable coastline sufficient for assault landing

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112
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collective posture

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current state of collection assets and reosurces to satisfy identified info requests

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113
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total means of disruptive/destruction against an oppontent at a given time

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combat power

114
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allies operation

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combined

115
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C2

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exercise o authority and irection by a properly designed commander over assigned anforces and acocmplished mission

116
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CATF

A

commander amphib task force

117
Q

commander’s communication sync

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process to coordinate and synch narratives themes, messages, images ops, and actions to ensure their integrity and consistency to the lowest tactical level across all relevant commi9nication activities

118
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commander’s estimate

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CDR initial assessment in which options are provided in consise statement that defines 5WH COA will be

119
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CDR intent

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clear and concise expression of the purpose of operation and desired mil end state, focus staff and helps staff achieve the CDR’s desired results even when op doesn’t unfold as planned

120
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process of assigning troops

A

commit

121
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CTP

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common tactical problem

122
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CTP

A

common tactical picture

123
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COP

A

common op picture

124
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COMINT

A

communications intelligence

125
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public affairs to foster relationships

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community engagement

126
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component

A

one ofhte subordinat orgs that constitute

127
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CONOPS

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clear an concisevely expetrresses what CDR intends to accomplish and how to do iwth w/available reoucrces

128
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condition

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variables of the OE/situation that may affect performance

129
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compromise

A

exposing clandestine assets to unauthorized

130
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exposing clandestine assets to unauthroized

A

compromise

131
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CNA

A

computwer network attack

132
Q

protect from destruction or surveilalnce

A

concealmentcondensation cloud

133
Q

mist/fog of water droplets that temp surround a forcibly following a nuclear attack in a comparatively humid atmosphere
“cloud chamber effect”

A

condensation cloud

134
Q

when is an item said to be “confirmed”

A

when it is reported for a second time, preferably by a second independent source whole reliability is considered when confirming information

135
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confusion agent

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individual dispatched by the sponsor for the purpose of confounding the enemy rather than to collect/transmit information

136
Q

ability to exchange information by electronic means

A

connectivity

137
Q

contract by which a commercial ship is chartered by mil sealift command for a specific voyage

A

consecutive voyage charter

138
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consequence management

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actions takento maintain/restor essential services an dmanage/mitigate problems resulting from disaster

139
Q

consol

A

constorls/indicatos/equip to moniotr readiness/control speffic funcitons of a system

140
Q

GPS

A

24 satellites distributed in 6 orbital planes

141
Q

requirement placecd on command by a higher up that dictates an action that restricts freedom of action

A

constrint

142
Q

consumer logistics

A

prduction, store, inspect, distribute, trnasport, maintain (repari/servieable), dispoal as wall as aprovision fon suppeort and serive

143
Q

stop/hold/surround the enemy and keep them from withdrawing

A

contain

144
Q

aver average quantity of an item used during a given time

A

consumption rate

145
Q

what happens in the processing/exploitation step of the Intellgience Cycle

A

turn raw data into usuable informatino

146
Q

key of intelligence integration

A

deliver high quality intel to the right people at the right time

147
Q

TIDE database

A

Terrorist Identifies Detacment Enviornmetn

148
Q

NIE

A

National INtellgience Estimates
- IC most authorative unwritten assessments on national security issues
- produced by the natoinal Itnellgie nce Council

149
Q

largest producer of all-source intel

A

CIA

150
Q

HQ of CIA

A

McLean, VA

151
Q

aka Director of CIA

A

National Human INtelligence Manager

152
Q

CIA

A

largest producer of all-source national security intellgience for .
- analysis on oversea developmebnts

153
Q

national Clandestine Service

A

collects HUMNINT not obtainable via other means
- ccovert ops per preident authorization in supprot of US policy goals

154
Q

intelligence from publically avaibale sources

A

open source OSINT.
Cerebro is a powerful search engine for lcassified data

155
Q

IA

A

information assurance

156
Q

part of National Reconaissance Office

A

has DOD and CIA reps
-SIGNINT and GEOINT

157
Q

Defense Intelligence Agency

A

foreign militayr intel for policy/mil
- Joint Base Anacostia-Bowling DC

158
Q

where si the Center for Medical Intelligene

A

Frederick, VA

159
Q

DTRA

A

Defense Threat Reduction Agency

160
Q

JTTF

A

Joint Terrorism Task Force
- established by FBI to conduct ops to predict/disrupt terror plots

161
Q

Ben Franklyin spy

A

gathered intel and distributed propaganda

162
Q

role of Dep of State

A

lead diplomacy and foreign policy

163
Q

oversees FBI

A

FBI falls under DOJ
has low enforcement pwoers

164
Q

intelligence and Coast Guard

A
165
Q

DEXCOM

A

Deputy Executive COmmisttee

166
Q

what CAN intelligence doe

A

situational awareness
insight into causes/consequences
warn of threats and opportunities
inform travelers of security threats

167
Q

what can’t intelligence do

A

predict with certainty
- money, tech, denial to access, and priorities competing for budget/personal…

168
Q

IPPBE

A

intellgience planning, programming, budgets, evaluation

169
Q

Harried Tubman funeral

A

Harriet Tubman got full m ilitary honors in 1913 b/c tapped by Union to spy. disregarded poor form wife. reported to Union CDR .

170
Q

Natinal Intelligence Priorities Framework

A

DNI guide tot he intellgience community ont eh national intelligence priorities approved by the president

171
Q

gray literature

A

open-sourced material available for a specific audience like academic report

172
Q

COMINT

A

communcations intel. tracks communications policies/protocls

173
Q

FISINT

A

foreign instrument signals. from electromagnetic emissions associated with tests

174
Q

ELINT

A

electronic intelligence
- info from nonspeech/text (b/c that would be COMINT)).
like radar signals

175
Q

synthesizes raw data into useable intelligence material

A

processing and exploitation

176
Q

alternative job of Julia Child

A

worked for a forerunner to the CIA
- helped devleop a shark repellant to keep them off of underwater exposions and processed highly classified info

177
Q

what do they actually mean when the intelligence community says “unlikely”

A

does NOT intend to mean that it could never happen

178
Q

estimative intelligence

A

projections

179
Q

warning intelligence

A

sounds alarm and implies urgent need to respond w/policy actions (coup/refuges/war)

180
Q

access to classified info if…

A

favorable eligibility, has a need to know, signed NDA

181
Q

info not eligble for classification

A

restrain competition,
prevent embarassment to a person/org/agency,
Conceal violations of law, inefficiency,
prevent/delay release of info that doesn’ trequire predtection in teh interst of national security

182
Q

types of classified information

A

TS- exceptionally grave danger
S- serious damage
C- expected to cause damage to national security

183
Q

at the time the material is classified TS/S/C…

A

there must be a date it become sunclassified,
no ino can be classified indefineity
10-25 yrs from date or can exist up to 25a de…

184
Q

intelligence released to public

A

may have redactions

184
Q

often the most sensitive information in an intellgience report

A

identification of the source
0 less specific is more likely to be approved for release or with redaction

185
Q

factors to consider regarding release of intelligence to public

A

impact of information released,
sensitivity/vulnerability of the source/method,
uniqueness/traceability,
effect on external relationships

186
Q

PIAB

A

President Intellgience Advisory board
- advises president on availability/adequacy of intellgienc collection.
- independent of the intelligence community/IC management/opeation and can objectively rednder opins

187
Q

Intelligence Oversight Board

A

Committee of the PIAB (predient intellgience advisory board that advises the prez intel acivities are unlawful, contracy to executive order, or not b eing adequaty addressed

188
Q

Office of the IG

A

independent investigations, inspectinos, and audits of intelligence programs
- to deter fraud/wase/abuse/misconduct
and promote
integrity, economy, effectivency, efficiency

189
Q

what did James Clappe say was the best intel work he has seen in his career

A

James Clapper, director of NGA, says that Hurricane Katrina in 2005 was the best work by an intel agency he has seen in his 42 years in the intel business

190
Q

analysis

A

process by which the information becomes intelligence
ID facts, makes judgmetns,

191
Q

authorized to use intellgience

A

consumer

192
Q

actionable

A

informat directly useful to customers to exploit w/o requirign full ingellgience production cycel

193
Q

fusion center

A

collaborate agency to give resources/expert info to a . goal isto make ability to detect/prevent/investigate criminal/terror activty

194
Q

FOIA

A

1966
gives any person teh right to enforceabel in court to access federal agency rcords except those protected from disclosure b/c meets criteria

195
Q

SLTT

A

state local tribune terirtorial

196
Q

OIG

A

office of hte IG

197
Q

NSPD

A

national security presidentiy directive

198
Q

SSCI

A

senate select commion on intelligence

199
Q

UIS

A

Unifying Intelligence Strategy
has a framework

200
Q

USD(I)

A

undersecreatry for defense fo rintellgience

201
Q

GMII

A

global maritime intelligence integration

202
Q

DIAC

A

defense intelligence analysis center

203
Q

CIKR

A

clinical infrastructure and key reosurces

204
Q

included in the Covid 19 Relief Bill

A

included a provision require gov agencies to release files on UFO

205
Q

Project Minaret

A

NSA had a watch list of anti-Vietnam war.
- muhammad Ali, MLK jr,
CIA IG report said “enhanced” interrogation methods used on AlQ

206
Q

theory

A

statement to explain a group of facts, phemenon
-widely tested and can make a prediction about natural phemenon

207
Q

grounded theory

A

systematic approach to inquiry w/key strategies for conducting inquireis
- generoy thoery of process, action…
purpose of GT: to develop/porudce a theory based on the data collected during a research project

208
Q

game theory

A

mathematical method of decisions-making in which a specific situation is analyzed to determine best COA in defend/attack scenario

209
Q

rational choice thoery

A

assumes individual/entity has preferable choice. different alternatives and acts on their own best interest
- example, what would it take to denuke NK. NK prefers to keep a nuke arsenal even w/crippling sanctions

210
Q

rational choice theory

A

consider validity, rationality, value assessment, risk adverse

211
Q

what is an argumetn

A

an argument has a conclusion justified by a set of premises

212
Q

Tony Blair

A

UK PM 97-07
resigned then appointed special envoys on teh

213
Q

PM Tony Blair and George Bush accused of…

A

accused of purposefully distorting intelligence information in order to justify their decisions to make the War on Iraq in 2003`

214
Q

emergence contribution to the study of international relations

A

intelligence is an emerging contribution to the study of international relations

215
Q

wpistemological

A

r/t theory of knowledge especially w/regard to the methods, validity , and scope. the distinction between justified beliefs and opinions

216
Q

researching our questions

A

while our goals of researching is to be able to answer a research question in a relatable manner, we also need to be able to answer a research question w/o confirming our biases

217
Q

what is often the mission dimension of international affairs

A

intelligence

218
Q

intelligenc

A

process of gathering analyzing and making use of information

219
Q

historiography

A

study fo writing of hix and ofwriten histories

220
Q

secret informatin

A

covert action

221
Q

“inter alia”

A

among other things
“the study includes, inter alia, computers, aircraft, and pharmeceuticals”

222
Q

intelligence and power

A

intelligence is not a form of power but is a means to gide its use. combatant multiplier, helping understanding options and other one’s operations, how to apply force or leverage

223
Q

intelligence ofthe BRits

A

M15

224
Q

3 ways to approach intelligence in terms of distinct objectives

A
  • relationship between organizational structure and policy makers to acquire new information in order to explain specific decision made by points
  • follow decisions as they move up the chain to decisions
    establish models that explain teh successes/failure siwhtin ingeligence processes
  • role of preconceptions and underlying assuptions in conditions the way intellgience is analyzed and used
    _ political function as a means of state control
    0 ID/analyzes personal /poltiical/institutional biases that charactize intellgience organizatinos, andaffect the perofrmance
225
Q

secret political organization dedicated to the establishment of a independent Irish Republic

A

Fenian Brother hood

226
Q

historian use of the British archives

A

the British archives are a highly manipulated source of evidenc eof historians
- so caution agaisnt their official records b/c “analog of reality”

227
Q

secret service and the general public

A
228
Q

western gov and Iraw

A

the Western gov amped up claism to mislead the public about Iraw wmd

229
Q

Clausewitz statement about knoweldge of the enemy…

A

said knowlege of hte enemy and his country was the foundation of all oru ideas.. much of knowledge affects in war

230
Q

concept explored in The Prince

A

Machevellian = strategic decpetion
- thought faud in other activities be detestabel int eh management of war it is laudable and glorious. he who overcome son teheemy b/c fraud as much as to …

231
Q

ontology

A

philosophical study of being .

232
Q

proselytize

A

convert or attempt to convert someone from one religion/belief/option to another

233
Q

converts someone from one belief or opinion to another

A

proselytize

234
Q

Iraq Dossier

A

Brit/Tony Blair
- said Iraw coudl deploy WMD iwithin 45min of decision to do so.
0

235
Q

Aldrich Ames

A

CIA turned KGB double agent.
convicted for life in 1994
compromised the most highly classified doc in CIA hx until Robert Hasson in 2001

236
Q

Robert Hanssen

A

FBI who spied for USSR/Russian from 1979/2001
DOJ called it the “worst inteligence disaster in US hx”

237
Q

DOJ called it the “worst intelligence disaster in US hx”

A

Robert Hanssen (spied for Soviet/Russia from 1979-2001)
prior worst was Aldrich Ames

238
Q

James Woolsey

A

headed CIA from 1993-1995
helped with treaty negotiations with USSR for 5 yrs in 1980s

239
Q

Michael Cohen

A

attoney for Trump from 2006-2018
VP of Trump ORg = his “fixer”
sued trump in 2019 for failure to pay legal fees
pled guilty to: campaign finance violations, tax farud, bank fraud
violated campiagn finance laws a Trump direction fo the principle purpose of inluencing th election

240
Q

convictions of Michael cohen

A

fraud, perjury,
- 5 counts tax evasion
1 count of willfully causing an unlawful corpoprate contribution
1 count of making an excessive campaign contribution at the request of a candidate or campaign
1 count of false statement to a congressional comittee
1

241
Q

expansion of the field of intelligence

A

intelligence is expanding into new fields like humanitarian, journalism, international relations

242
Q

long-term intel problems

A

entrenched positions and intel

243
Q

the discipline of intelligence

A

intelligence is a craft where key assumptions should be constantly questioned

244
Q

verisimilitude

A

ver-i-si-mil-i-tude
the appearence of being true or real
- a theory’s capacity to accurately describe reality compared to alternative

245
Q

PFIAB

A

President Foreign Intelligency Agency

246
Q

analogous

A

similar/comparable to something else in a way that invites comparision

247
Q

antithetical

A

exactly the opposite

248
Q

rapprochement

A

reestablishment of cordial relations between two countries

249
Q

reestablishment of cordial relations between 2 countries

A

rapprochement

250
Q

ERP

A

enterprise reserach planning

251
Q

reserach

A

fills gaps
replicates previous
expands

252
Q

impact of research

A

contributes to a body of knowledge,
establishes casual relationships<>
evaluate efficiency of an approach,
impact element of time (longitudinal studies),
depth of positive/negative,
establish methods to crate a problem,
develop constructs from a pool of observative regards the causes of via factor analysis,
develop a predictive modal

253
Q

coeval

A

having the same age or date or orgin

254
Q

movie that ends
“They’ll print it”
“How do you know”

A

Three Days of the Condor
- CIA man (Robert Redford) returns from lunch to find his staffers dead

255
Q

Three Days of the Condor

A

CIA Man (Robert Redford) returns from lunch to find his coworkers dead

256
Q

fictional representation…

A

thrives on plausibly implasusible
“How Hollywood depicts intelligence services”

257
Q

“I’ll know it when I see it”

A

SC Justice definition of obscenity

258
Q

definition of obscenity

A

“I’ll know it when I see it”

259
Q

what drives a scientist

A

a scientist is driven by an inner desire to udnerstand “why something is as it is”

260
Q

needed for research to be valuable

A

no value in resrch w/o first idnetifying why teh research has to be done

261
Q

most important part of research

A

the adequarte statemetn of hte research problem is one of the most improtant parts of research

262
Q

metaphysical

A

philosophy that examines basic reality

263
Q

Stasi

A

Ministry for State Security (Stasi) state secret service/secret police of East Germany from 1950-1990

264
Q

staying or expressing teh same thing twice over in differnet words

A

tautological

265
Q

official secret police of Nazi Germany

A

Gestapo created by Hermann Goring in 1993

266
Q

predilection

A

pre-di-lec-tion
preference or special liking for something. a bias in favor of something

267
Q

french spy incorrectly convicted

A

Dreyfus affiar

268
Q

interests of a particular community/politics will not…

A
269
Q

wrote James Bond novels

A

Ian Flemming

270
Q

non-James bond novel by Ian Flemming

A

CHitty Chitty Bang Bang

271
Q

first James Bond novel

A

Casino Royale

272
Q

first James Bond Film

A

Dr no

273
Q

first actor to play James Bond

A

Sean Connery in Dr No

274
Q

Sean Connery as James Bond

A

first Bond
DR No
From Russia with Loe
Goldfinger
thunderball
YOu only live twice
dismonds are forever
never say never

275
Q

Roger Moore as James Bond

A

Live and LEt die
the man with the golden gun
the spy who loved me
moonraker
for your eyes obnly
octopussy
a view to kill

276
Q

Pierce Brosman as James Bond

A

Golden eye
tomorrow never dies
the world is not enough
die another day

277
Q

Daniel Craig as James Bond

A

2005-2021
Casino Royale
Quantum of Solace
Skyfall
Spectre
No die to die

278
Q

Tom Clancy

A

Jack Ryan
Hunt for REd October
Patriot Games
Clear and Present Danger
The SUm of all Fears

279
Q

played Jack Ryan

A

Alec Baldwin
Harrison Ford
Ben Affleck
Chris Pine
John Kransinski

280
Q

ethics in intelligenc

A

ethics shoud be recognized a a factor of in intelligence jhust as in everything else

281
Q
A